REFEREED ARTICLES

1. Shaft, T. M. & I. Vessey (forthcoming) “The Role of Cognitive Fit in the Relationship Between Software Comprehension and Modification.”  Management Information Systems Quarterly.

2. O’Brien, M. P., Buckley, J. & Shaft, T. M. (forthcoming) “Expectation-based, Inference-based, & Bottom-Up Software Comprehension.”  Journal of Software Maintenance and Evolution.

3. Shaft, T. M., M. P. Sharfman and W. W. Wu  (2004) “A Reliability and Validity Assessment of an Attitude Toward Computers Instrument.”  Computers in Human Behavior. 20(5), 661-689.

4. Sharfman, M. P., T. M. Shaft and L. Tihanyi (2004) “Global and Institutional Antecedents of High-Level Corporate Environmental Performance.”  Business and Society.  43(1), 6-36.

5. Shaft, T. M., M. P. Sharfman and M. Swahn (2002)  “Using Interorganizational Information Systems to Support Environmental Management Efforts at ASG.”  Journal of Industrial Ecology.  5(4), 1-21.

6. Shaft, T. M. and R. F. Gamble (2000) "A Theoretical Basis for the Assessment of Rule-Based System Reliability." Foundations of Information Systems. July. http://www.cba.uh.edu/~parks/fis/fis.htm
7. Shaft, T. M. and I. Vessey (1998) "The Relevance of Application Domain Knowledge: Characterizing the Computer Program Comprehension Process." The Journal of Management Information Systems, 15(1), 51-78.
8. Shaft, T. M., R. F. Gamble, and R. Keshav (1998) "Cost Modeling for Knowledge-Based Systems: An Application and Extension of COCOMO." Failure and Lessons Learned in Information Technology Management, 2(2), 36-51.
9. Shaft, T. M. (1997) "Responses to Comprehension Questions and Verbal Protocols as Measures of Computer Program Comprehension Processes." Behaviour and Information Technology, 16(6), 320-336.
10. Shaft, T. M., R. Ellington, M. Meo, and M. P. Sharfman (1997) "A Framework for Information Systems in Life-cycle Oriented Environmental Management." The Journal of Industrial Ecology, 1(2), 135-148.

                Reprinted as background materials for the 1997 Industrial Ecology Workshop -

National Academy of Engineering.

11. R. Ellington, M. Meo, M. P. Sharfman, and T. M. Shaft (1997) "A Management Method Based on Total Technical-Systems and Total Life-Cycle Analyses." International Journal of Environmentally Conscious Manufacturing, 6(2), 11-28.
12. Gamble, R. and T. M. Shaft (1996) "Eliminating Redundancy, Conflict, and Incompleteness in Knowledge-Based Systems." International Journal of Software Engineering and Knowledge Engineering, 6(4), 673-697.
13. Shaft, T. M. and I. Vessey (1995) "The Relevance of Application Domain Knowledge: The Case of Computer Program Comprehension" Information Systems Research, 6(3), 286-299.

                Summarized in Soft Watch - a publication for IS executives

14. Shaft, T. M. (1995) "Helping Programmers Understand Computer Programs: The Use of Metacognition." DATA BASE Advances, 26(4), 25-46.